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Hmm we are in NYC and somehow it makes me think things r more complicated here

Hello everybody, my mother is 51 and we have moved to USA 11 months ago, she didn't know much English so she took courses. I can't say that now she got it perfect already, but she progressed a lot, can say she is 50% or 60% into doing great. Already wants to start studying in something in autumn, currently working as HHA(8months), she wants to either get certification into medicine that doesn't require medical degree, like CNA, either refresh her knowledge in accounting, as that's what she's been doing for 30 years before coming here. What do you think, what English is required to pass CNA? Because she learned for HHA in another language, but the final test/exam for certification was in English and she did pretty good. I know CNA is more complicated, but do you think there is any chance she'd do it? She's very motivated but I am afraid she'd waste time if it's too hard for her, she could better take some intensive English classes than waste time? Because it's like some months to finish courses?